Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1960 — Page 7

Thursday, August 11, 1960

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"B" LEAGUE BASEBALL (Continued from Page 1)

Batteries: Lions Erwin-Sipe; Lora Rhodes, Lackey-Craney-Todd. Deprey, Lora Rhodes, scored 2 runs in their half of the Ist inning. The Lions went scoreless till the 4th when they pushed 3 runs across and lead 3 to 2. Lora Rhodes in their half of the sth tied it up with 1 run but the Lions in the sixth on some bunched hits plus a 3 bagger by Sipe scored 4 more runs to lead 8 to 3. Erwin pitched a good one, spreading 5 hits in the 7 innings. Lions hits were as follows: Sipe, 2 (1 and 3 bagger); Ewalt, 1; Thompson, 1; Maple 1; Sanders 1; Staver 2; Erwin 1 (a 2bagger). This game drew a real nice growd. Lions still have another play-off game with American Legion, Sunday at Speedway Park at 2:00 p.m. Sunday’s Play-off game between the Lions and the American Legion was won by the American Legion. Score, .5 runs, 9 hits, 3 errors. Legion; no runs, 3 hits, 3 errors, Lions. Batteries: ErwinSipe Lions; Knox-Koker-Miller, for the Legion. Knox was the winning pitcher. Lions were hurt here on the pitching as they used Staver on Friday against Clermont, Erwin on Sat. afternoon to beat

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Lora Rhodes. Staver had soreness in his arm and coaches Thompson and Maple had to use Erwin. Rough to pitch 2, 7-inning games, 2 days in a row. Boys just couldn’t do anything right and above all couldn’t hit. But just remember there’s alwtoys another year coming up and for those of you who didn’t get out this year you don’t know what you missed. All in all Fd say these Speedway teams did very good this year.

IN REHEARSAL - Starlight Musicals has entered its last week of rehearsals, preparing the smash hit “Kismet’'!or the summer theatre’s finale August 16-21. Meanwhile, “Redhead,” the next-to-last production, continues its run through Sunday, Aug. 14, starring Ronnie Cunningham in the title role and featuring Jack Washburn, who starred earlier this season in “Fanny.” “Kismet” ( will feature Earle MacVeigh as Hajj, the public poet and beggar. Mr. MacVeigh has been seen in this part over 1,000 times. Jan McArt, a native of Anderson, Indiana and graduate of DePauw University, will be seen as Marshinah, Hajj’s daughter. Ticket information is available at Ross and Babcock in the Claypool Hotel or at the Hilton U. Brown Theatron box office after 5 p.m.

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Pharmacy Grants Grants totaling $10,612 have been awarded to the Butler University College of Pharmacy by the Atomic Energy Commission and the Indiana Heart Association. % Purchase of equipment to be used for future study and research in the field of isotope technology in the life sciences is planned under the AEC grant of $9,612. The equipment will also be used for undergraduate laboratory work in physiology, pharmacognosy, and biochemistry under the direction of Dr. John Martin, associate professor of pharmaceutical chemistry. The Indiana Heart Association grant of SI,OOO is toward the study of the effects of new drug compounds on heart and blood vessels. Dr. Donald Meyers, associate professor of pharmacology, will direct the study.

Pounds And Pounds Of Watermelon All told, we do away with about three billion pounds of watermelon during the summer months each year. Melons come in a variety of sizes. Years ago there was a jumbo melon which grew to be 40 to 50 pounds in size. Today you can find “ice-box” melons weighing only three to ten pounds. Scientists have also come up with seedless watermelons. So far, they are very costly to grow, but in time may be of considerable commercial importance.

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ST. CHRISTOPHER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) of books are 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. The Ed Fierek family requested that the 8 o’clock High Mass be said on Monday morning of this week for Marie Mullenholtx. Gertrude Lindemann was remembered in the Mass on Tuesday morning at-the request of Dr. Robert Lindemann. The Mass on Wednesday morning was said for the parish. This morning the Mass was said for Stella Matau at the request of the St. Christopher Night Bowling League. Leon M. Dial will be remembered in the Mass tomorrow morning at the request of Mrs. Michael Cummins. On Saturday morning the Mass will be an Anniversary Mass for Sophia Jones. Clara Burkhart requested the Mass. Save your old telephone books for the August Paper Sale— Friday, Saturday and Sunday, August 26, 27 and 28. The Junior CYOs enjoyed a picnic at McCormick Crlek State Park on Tuesday. They travelled by bus. On Tuesday, August 9th, several St. Christopher parishioners attended the trial at 4 p.m. in Court Room 5, 319 E. Washington street, for the stoppage of the sale of indecent literature. St. Mary’s Church at Danville has invited the public to attend their Festival on this Friday and Saturday, August 12th and 13th, on the church grounds. They promise lots of good food and plenty of entertainment for all. St. Mary’s is located on the west side of Danville on State Road 36. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

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